hiya can anyone tell me if i can cause any damage to my daihatsu 2.8 turbo engine, by keeping the original landrover exhaust,
i was thinking along thelines of creating too much back pressure or something like that.
or am i worrying over nothing........
andy
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It will probably reduce power, but I can't see it doing any damage. JD
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Austin Shackles
On or around Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:14:28 +0000, dave enlightened us thusly:
which original exhaust?
a 90/110 one won't restrict it noticeably.
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dave
right then,
its a series 3 petrol exhaust.
when the engine was in the daihatsu, i drove it and at about 2000 revs you felt a very noticable boost ( turbo)
now ive got it in the series coupled up to the series exhaust and took it for a spin.
nothing, no noticeable boost as before. the engine was took out, sat for 6 days the lifted and put in, i havent alterd anything.
before i rip the exhaust off, which took me 3/4 of a day to fabricate, can some one explain to me the technicalities of why ive lost my boost?
why would altering the exhaust affect the turbo?
cheers
andy
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Austin Shackles
On or around Tue, 22 Mar 2005 20:22:30 +0000, dave enlightened us thusly:
boost is related to exhaust speed, if your exhaust is restricting it, it might not get enough speed. that's the only obvious thing I can come up with. What sort of diameter is the exhaust compared with a daihatsu one?
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